How To Make Tanuki
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- Many people have asked me to do a video on making Tanuki and in this video I do just that.
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Please note that this and many of our other Videos were made before the Corona Lockdown- hence my assistant is near me and not 2 metres away - so dont think I am not doing the right thing. I now do most of my videos as Self videoing projects.
Good to hear you are being responsible to yourself and your employees! So much valuable information, your Assistant will be worth his weight in Bonsai-Trunks!
@@ThaOneBigAndSmallOne Ha Ha !!
Please talk about how and with what you fertilize your plants. Organic or water soluble? How often? Fall application or not?
How ya doing Peter ;)
We never doubted you mister Chan.
Of course you would care for your employees, a man like you, who cares for nature could not do otherwise...
Thank you so much for your teachings!
"usually when I create something, it sells so quickly that I don´t have it" THE FLEX
Woah. I literally read this at the same time he said it!
7:29
Came here just to find this comment
i chuckled when i heard that part. LMAO
Was going to comment this lol
I laughed out loud at "I have to teach myself patience because I tend to work too fast." I appreciate Peter's humility - his "work" spans decades, though I also get that in the moment he may still move too quickly. But for an experienced bonsai master to lament their impatience is, for the rest of us, the best reminder.
Hurry up and wait
Peter Chan is the most wholesome man alive. We must protect him at all costs.
@@andyo2248 - I wish I was Bob Ross.
I suggest for cloning
Protect Peter Chan, and betty white. America will be fine
Yes. He is one of those living cultural heritage people, indeed.
Agreed. I have learned so much from this man. He is an amazing teacher and person. We need more like him in this world.
I didn't think I would ever hear "enormous male genitalia" on this channel
Just a fact of life.
There are several children's cartoons where they bounce around on their testicles and fight with them. I think from studio Ghibli
More impressed that it was said without a chuckle
@@diminicus9999 - One should not be shy about these things - Nature is pure - it is us humans that has made these things 'dirty' - sad to say.
@@peterchan3100 I agree, I just have an immature sense of humor. But if that makes me laugh more during these times I am glad to have it. Your book just showed up this week. I am enjoying it!
It is so beautiful to take a dead tree and give it life again... I almost cried with joy... it is reborn
Thats a nice way of looking at Tanuki - Tree Reborn !!
That background about the concept of tanuki was so much needed.
I’m glad to see someone so knowledgeable . He’s not scared to give up all his secrets on how to do ,which is a sign of a great teacher . ❤️
IT is incredible how this man teaches his tecniques whiout hiding secrets. I love his work!!
To myself: "woah, careful Peter"
*Peter 15 seconds later*
"You must be wondering why i'm wearing this glove"
Thats all in a day's work !
I live a very rural life and even gather wood to heat my home in winter. My brother laughs when we are out in the mountains gathering firewood and sometimes 20% of what I gather is "too beautiful" too burn. Now I have an idea what might be done with so much decorative pieces in my yard !
4:19 hear Peter's reaction to being covered in pollen...priceless 😂😂
i heard that too, i had to rewind it hahaha
I literally could not stop laughing at how funny that was xD
Covered is tree-jizz.... :')
what about his misunderstanding of which direction to insert the zip tie...?
There's a Japanese animated movie called "Pom Poko", which I can recommend. It's about Tanuki that are living in the suburbs of Tokyo and they're losing their home because of the growing city. Human city vs. wild nature.
Peter Chan’s trees never die. They are just “missing in action”.
I bet he could pot that driftwood up in moss and have it growing again. Miracle worker!
@@PghFlip - I am not god nor am I a magician.
Colin Peake )77
@@peterchan3100 a god, not the god.😉
@@lesbird1041 - God manifests himself or herself in different forms. But he or she has agents who do their work.
My husband always finds interesting driftwood on his fishing trips and brings it home to me. Now i have another excuse to go to the nursery...Thank you peter! Another good video.
Thank you to your cameraman! He made a very good job. Specially the closeups are very teachful. I love and respect that you don't hurry. In the "modern times" we have, everybody is in a rush, not noticing that the more you rush the quicker your life will end. People, spend more slowtime with things you like and love, the end comes fast!
It’s 3 o’clock in the morning for me but it’s very tempting to watch this whole video right now
Haha same feeling here, 5am right now. It's going to be hard to resist this one for another few hours
I'm at work lol
I couldn’t imagine buying a 100+ year old tree and it dying due to shipment process, that one hurt
I am Willing to take to change on one has Forest
Peter, even though you are so far away, you are the most respected and admired teacher that I have. Thank you for your knowledge!!!
Dear Peter, I cannot express how informative your videos are, especially in this period.
Hope to come and visit your nursery when all this mess finishes.
Keep it up and stay safe!
I'm still hooked on peter implaying magicians aren't human :D
I've been watching Peter for about a year now and I think your videos will be archived forever. You make bonsai less complicated and very user friendly! Thank you!
Great start to Sunday yet again part 13 of breakfast with Peter 👍
STAY SAFE STAY HOME
His turn around the table is DIY from the lean back chair, Yet he is the master of Bonsai, respect 8:58
Always a pleasure watching you work and the questions that your dialogue prompts.
EXCELLENT instruction. I did this several years ago and now I know what it is called. I referred to it as putting a toupee in my bonsai.
Great video Peter and a great job on the trees. This video is now one year old so looking forward to you bringing them back up in a new video. Thanks for sharing all your talent in all of these wonderful videos.
I really enjoy your work. I just realized I 've had your book for 10 years. Thanks for bringing it to life.
The big tanuki looks surreal!! Amazing! Thank you for sharing it with us!🙏
Wow, a 1 hour bonsai-video! Thank you Peter, you just made my day!
just thinking about a tanuki project as always his clear, positive, easy way of getting whats important across is such a help, and a joy to watch
Another “must do” project....thank you for teaching how its done.
Your insight and wisdom on all things bonsai is just great. Recently got a baby ficus and have been watching your videos for help, thanks!
This tutorial was excellent for me. Now I know your technique and can apply for building my collection. Thanks Peter, stay well.
Can't wait for the nursery to reopen! Another great video, thank you
Your teachings are so beautiful.. it feels us with light, happiness and inspiration.. Thank you so much!
Peter you are such a legend been gobbling up all your videos would love to place an order for some trees soon. Hats off for carrying on with what you were saying after nearly lopping your finger off!!
I can now see why tankuki bonsai like this can be so expensive as it will be a long project of multiple years to make
I am so enjoying watching you create these beautiful trees!
Thank you so much for showing us how this is done. It is fascinating to watch the steps and why you do what you do.
This video came at the perfect time! I was just about to wrap 2 yews around a juniper I killed last year!, Thanks for the excellent instruction Peter, you have filled me with confidence! I hope the hand heals well!
I work in city greenery - I come across so many free grown yew (spread by birds) saplings in the undergrowth of the parks. We usually spare them with the idea "when the big tree/bushes die off eventually we have something nice already here and don't need to replant the empty spot.". Some we cut off. I've seen many of the quality you used here. I surely will dig one out and make something similar.
There is a bonsai tragedy about to happen. We have a hedge of ~20 about 60 years+ old beech trees (Carpinus betulus). They are wide enough apart to grow freely and they have enormous thick stems. Some even split with an arch and dead wood pieces. They will soon be removed 😢 they would make wonderful bonsai in your hands.
Thank you for your videos. It has inspired me to get into Bonsai properly. Since a little boy I have been fascinated by horticultural, botany and Bonsai but decided to take a career in construction. Watching your videos has inspired me to buy some bonsai products and start bonsai thank you so much and keep it up you are a true inspiration!!
You are so unbeliveable honest. You are showing all your knowledge. Thank you.
So sorry you were injured Mr. Chan, hoping you will heal quickly and completely. Thank you for your videos. Stay well.
Love it! Thank you for the wonderful video I learn so much when I watch you.
What a wonderful world of trees you have. I imagine your life is very full from your creations.
Stay safe we need you around for a very long time you are the best teacher. Live Long and Prosper
What an incredible guiding lesson you give to the world, many many thanks Mr Chan
Wow. Peter, you are a master who creates masterpieces. Well done and stay safe. 👍🇨🇦
Thanks so much for taking the time to do that fantastic, informative video, Peter. Very inspiring..... I'm off to find some driftwood😊
Your videographer is absolutely on point with how he zooms in and showcases what you want to highlight.
I adore this man and his videos! He's a natural teacher.
Oh man, the last one he wraps turned out absolutely beautiful.
Turned out absolutely beautiful.
The last tree has the makings of a amazing tanuki . I have made little tanuki with common ive in the past . Very interesting 🙏👍
I love this man, so knowledgeable and humble.
I have one of the tanuki statues at my front door. It was my favourite present from all of my time in Japan. Got it from Shigaraki outside of Kyoto in Shiga prefecture.
I was also lucky enough to see a white ( albino) tanuki one morning , while staying on Miyajima island near Hiroshima. It’s supposed to be a good omen.
Peter’s videos are therapeutic. They are enjoyable and relaxing even if you don’t have a garden.
Hello Thank you for the share I love the idea of the bonsai trees seems to be a relaxing hobby That I'm starting to get into Thanks again and keep up the great information sharing.
Peer, you are amazing. Beautiful trees. Hope you recovered quickly.
I learn all days about your art with you. Many thanks 🙏
Watching, enjoying and learning from your videos has become part of my daily routine. Like a morning tea or coffee. Which for me is now coffee, now that i can no longer drink tea. Getting older has given me more limitations than I care for. I Thank God every day for you, and your videos. They have given me new purpose and a great sense of accomplishment and peace.
Wow the trees are so amazing and beautiful. Thanks for sharing your expertise and talent in making bonsais. ❤️
So much inspiration. I am thinking about air layering some of our native Junipers, J scopulorum and J communis this spring. They might be good stock to try. So many good ideas, thank you love your videos.
He’s probably one of the most diverse bonsai channels 👍🏼
Master Chan - you are everything we need in this world of rapid pace. You are our keystone, our embrace, of everything that is patience. Of everything that is important. Continue being you. I am forever grateful breathing the same air as you. I am privileged to live in your time. You are my inspiration in all things chaos.
I have been collecting a lot of drift wood. your video gives me many ideas. thanks .Keith Australia
Thank you for the video. It has spark plugged an idea in my head. So - weather dependent - guess what I will be doing tomorrow. It is great that you can keep banging out these wonderful videos for us all, in our various Covid19 lockdown scenarios. Also - it is jolly amazing that anyone can video something for so long. Most Hollywood directors would only roll camera in very small bites. So this is a credit to you and your camera man.
This floored me. I'm learning so much!
It turned out beautifully, I'm still learning. Thank you from Michigan, USA
Such a delight to watch Peter create.
Thank you for yet another informative video, Peter. :)
Just beautiful. This is how I want to spend my retirement years. Creating beauty. 🌿💜
Don’t rush on our account; I could watch you all day!
All your trees are beautiful. And that third tree is magnificent!
You are a great person that provide to much benefit for bonsai art. This kind of videos are soo beneficial
Fantastic tutorial from the master. Thank you Mr Chan.
So awesome introduction! Loved it! :)
Honesty is the best policy 😁 what a breath of fresh air 😍 that's hard to find these day's. I really enjoy watching you.
''Cable ties make life so much easier''
*Proceeds to battle with one for three minutes :)
love the videos, I've found a hobby it seems!
😂👍🏼💗
Fascinating. I'm so excited I found your channel..
The final result after wrestling with the juniper is amazing! Thank you for teaching!!
Oh Mr. Peter.
This is really good idea to upload video like this!!
Iam so "jealous " of your real junipers!!
I want I want one!!
I think I'll visit your nursery someday soon to have a look and buy something nice from you.
My town is not very far.
Thanx for all your hard work!!!
Another Beautiful Video. Thank You!
I just Love Love how it turned out. And such a Great inspiration and lessons learned from you ☺☺☺☺So much Patience to make the video.
That’s amazing. I love the drift wood wired to the tree.
My Next Project will Be a Tanuki , I love working with driftwood. I used to make coffee tables, chairs, plantstands, jewelry stands amongst many other items, all handcrafted from driftwood. So, this will be a most enjoyable project. Thx again peter. Bless you.
Impresive.. So amazing works.. I love it❤️❤️❤️... Thanks for sharing on youtube..
Thank you for your time and effort if making such an informative video! I learned a lot from your videos and hope one day I can visit your nursery!🙏
Brilliant video super inspired to have ago at something like this. The effect of using a dead tree with a live tree is stunning. Please don't rush and cut your fingers in the name of You Tube. Take care stay safe xxxx
Love getting notifications for your videos🙏🏼
Sorry about your finger Peter, glad you are ok. I enjoy and appreciate your vlogs very much!
Beautiful work, gives me inspiration to try this....
Love your expert advice on bonsai
Gobsmacked!! Will definitely try this! Mahalo nui loa!! Xie Xie! Domo arigato!
I learned something new today! Thank you very much Master Chan.
This is the first time i have heard about Tanuki.
Thank you. :)
Several years ago i tried Bonsai without much success and gave up. Now retired and hooked on Peter's videos i'm inspired to try it again. His calm and positive nature during his presentations is very motivating , thank goodness he has 9 more fingers to use ! Many thanks from the US , Cheers
dont worry about it, i think thats probably normal for every beginner to kill the first couple or dozen trees. happened to me, as well
for like 2 years i couldn't get anything surviving and gave up, too for some time. but i always had that feeling in my head of "how hard can it really be?" so i'm in my 6th or 7th year now and my skills improved massively. just hang in there, it all comes with experience :) probably took me 3 or 4 to feel confident about it and expand from there. i now own like 30 trees and they're all doing fine :)
I would love to see updates on these beautiful trees!
Excellent. Something new for me, thank you very much.